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	Vic & Sade (pg 03) 1942-1947 197 Eps (195 Episodes - 192 Eps (1942-1947) Plus 5 Misc Episodes) "Vic & Sade" (pg 03) 1942-1947 (197 Eps) TOWN NAME: Throughout airtime, the Gook family's home-town name is never mentioned; the town is, however, believed to be roughly based on Bloomington, Illinois. TOWN BUSINESSES: Courthouse The Ten-Cent Store Greek's Confectionary Croucher's Grocery Store The Bright Kentucky Hotel (shabby) The Butler House Hotel (expensive) Yamilton's Dept... Keywords: Old Time Radio Soap Operas; OTR Soap Operas. Continuing Dramas; Vic & Sade Downloads: 1,618
	Vic & Sade (pg 02) 1940-1941 (122 Eps) (122 Episodes) UPDATE: March 29, 2011 "Vic and Sade" (pg 02) 1940-1941 CAST & CREDITS: CREATOR-WRITER: Paul Rhymer DIRECTORS: Clarence Menser & Roy Winsor, etc. THEMES: 01) Oh You Beautiful Doll - Walter Blaufuss 02) Chanson Bohemienne - Irma Glenn & Larry Larson 1932: Vic Gook: Art Van Harvey Sade Gook: Bernardine Flynn Rush Gook: Billy Idelson 1938: Mr. Gumpo: Cliff Soubier(Spec Appearance) 1940: Uncle Fletcher: Clarence Hartzell 1943: Russell Miller: David Whitehouse (the last regular) Dottie... Keywords: Old Time Radio Soap Operas; OTR Soap Operas; Continuing Dramas; Vic & Sade Downloads: 2,924
	Vic & Sade (pg 01) 1937-1939 46 Eps (46 Episodes - Pg 01) Vic & Sade (1937-1939) OTRs "Vic and Sade," first heard over NBC's Blue Network in 1932, originated in Chicago. At the height of its popularity, it was broadcast as many as six times per day, over all three major radio networks. The principal characters were a married couple (Vic & Sade Gook) living in "the small house halfway up in the next block." One more character, an adopted son (Rush Gook) was added to the show, after the first weeks in production... Keywords: Old Time Radio Soap Operas; OTR Soap Operas. Continuing Dramas; Vic & Sade Downloads: 2,327